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There are only two ways to respond to the US presidential election, one cataclysmic and the other chock full of hope. You could look at what has happened in the election, and the turbulent and distressing four years since the last one …
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There’s a lot of movement at the moment around questions of rebuilding after COVID (assuming there is an ‘after COVID’; I think this is with us for a while) especially in what is sometimes referred to as the “foundation economy” (health, …
[Read more...] about Why is is so hard to do what we know? Or what happens when I’ve hit the wall
1 It turns out that good government, done well and an effective, skilled and well-resourced public sector matter. They matter all the time, but they matter especially in times of crisis and danger. The trouble is, if you don’t think they …
Tomago chief fine with market intervention afr.com/policy/energy-… "Michael Cohen, BP chief economist and head of oil analysis warned of the dangers of any delay to the energy transition away from fossil fuels to renewable sources...technology exists but politics is in the way."
